Building Managed C++ Web Services
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Hello people ! It seems that either my Visual Studio .Net 2003 is missing a critical component or then I am simply too dumb to use it.. I'm trying to write a MC++ Web Service using some of the tutorials available here on CodeProject, but in the list of available projects under "Visual C++ Projects", I only have "ASP.NET Web Service", "ATL Server Web Service" and "Windows Service (.NET)". Other project types refer to different applications alltogether (MFC, empty projects etc) Which one of these is considered as _the_ Managed C++ Web Service ? I believe it's the ASP.NET type, but I'd like to have a confirmation. Following the same route, and by following Chris Maunder's example on writing a web service with C#, I was unable to find the "Web Service" project under "Visual C# Projects".. The only options available are "ASP.NET Web Application", "ASP.NET Web Service" and "Web Control Library", among the standard ones. Any clues ? -Antti Keskinen ---------------------------------------------- The definition of impossible is strictly dependant on what we think is possible.
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Hello people ! It seems that either my Visual Studio .Net 2003 is missing a critical component or then I am simply too dumb to use it.. I'm trying to write a MC++ Web Service using some of the tutorials available here on CodeProject, but in the list of available projects under "Visual C++ Projects", I only have "ASP.NET Web Service", "ATL Server Web Service" and "Windows Service (.NET)". Other project types refer to different applications alltogether (MFC, empty projects etc) Which one of these is considered as _the_ Managed C++ Web Service ? I believe it's the ASP.NET type, but I'd like to have a confirmation. Following the same route, and by following Chris Maunder's example on writing a web service with C#, I was unable to find the "Web Service" project under "Visual C# Projects".. The only options available are "ASP.NET Web Application", "ASP.NET Web Service" and "Web Control Library", among the standard ones. Any clues ? -Antti Keskinen ---------------------------------------------- The definition of impossible is strictly dependant on what we think is possible.
You want the ASP.NET Web Service. It creates a skeleton web service for you which runs under IIS.
Ian Mariano - http://www.ian-space.com/
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